Arkansas Violation Of No Contact Order With Minor

• Category: Family Law - Domestic Violence
• State: Arkansas
• Control #: AR-LR142T
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

The Arkansas violation of no contact order with minor is a legal document that establishes strict restrictions on a defendant's contact with a victim and their minor child following specific incidents involving domestic violence or threats. This document contains essential terms, including a complete prohibition of any form of contact—be it in person, via phone, or through social media—and mandates that the defendant maintain a designated distance from the victims' residence, workplace, and school. Key features of the document also require the defendant to avoid any possession of weapons or illegal substances while the order is in effect and emphasizes the consequences for violations, including potential arrest. The form includes sections for court identification, reasons for the motion, and proof of service, ensuring proper legal proceedings. Attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants can utilize this form for various cases involving domestic violence, to ensure immediate protection for victims and enforce legal consequences for non-compliance. Filing and editing instructions emphasize the importance of accurate completion, particularly regarding the identification of all parties involved and specific details of the violations. This form is crucial in safeguarding vulnerable populations, particularly minors, from further harm during ongoing legal proceedings.